This podcast on sex addiction is an intriguing look at the phenomenon and the psychotherapeutic treatment process used in dealing with it. Tim Stein shows the evolution of the disease, normally due to 1) the ease of online introductions and readily available material resulting in extremely compulsive exploration; and/or 2) an early childhood trauma. Tim talks about finding balance with a healthy sexuality through “rewiring” the brain using behavioral shifts and understanding each client’s patterns in usage. He also discusses the effect on relationships and working with the spouse or partner of the addict. It is well worth your time and highly informative, whether this is an issue for you or not.

Teresa de Grosbois, author of Mass Influence, is an inspiration you must experience. From her humble authenticity to her well-developed ability for mass influence, she has traveled the world and spread her message to over a million followers.

Teresa’s core truth: she calls us to surrender to a Higher Guidance to become and achieve far more than we could ever imagine - and that is only the beginning. She began her development into mass influence as so many do, by teaching what it is she came here to learn. Listen in to the inspirational show and know, as she says, that influence is a skill any of us can learn.

Go to www.massinfluencethebook.com to receive free her 30-day program to develop your ability to influence in a larger scale. 

Dottie and Diane use Diane's DareU app to have a fascinating conversation about growing from the inside-out and improving your emotional intelligence by letting "it" go.  

Diane brings in Brené Brown's new book Dare to Lead, and they discuss an enlightening chapter on clarity and kindness.

"Seeing race is not the problem. The negative messages we have attached to different races, for example the biological, culturally deficient, or superior beliefs, present significant issues. In order to have cross-racial, cross-cultural unity, we have to acknowledge the complex impact of race in each other’s lives. But, first, when we embrace humility and empathy, we can truly hear, learn, and trust across race." Dr. Sam Kline is one woman who will make you think. As an educated women of color, she has suffered from early childhood, through adulthood, for simply being black and wanting the freedoms so freely given to others.

As a result of her childhood, or perhaps because it was her life purpose, Sam’s core truth is that freedom is a natural birth right we all possess. In this powerful podcast Sam talks about wanting to commit suicide in 5th grade and eventually turning things around so that now she is a gift to all who meet her, bringing her message of freedom.

More than once she says “Thinking is free.” She calls us all to look at and question everything. Questioning and seeing things from a variety of perspectives creates true freedom according to Sam and I can see the truth in her words. To be free, to question, and not to be held down by small mindedness, by ignorance, or by racism, creates an openness to the gift of diversity, to appreciation of differences, and to the realization that we all have so many gifts to offer each other but only when we are open to seeing and then receiving. Don’t miss this podcast, our longest one to date and worth every second. 

Rachael meets you exactly where you are, whether you desire to work in conjunction with allopathic medicine or other complimentary care practitioners. She truly serves holistically.

It was a delight to listen to her philosophies and approaches to her work. Her core truth requires women to claim their intuitive power, sexuality, and health. She recognizes the need to talk about each of these areas in detail to have a full picture of the healing needed.
Her journey from promiscuous drug user to spiritual healer is one you don’t want to miss.

For those both with and without fibromyalgia, this podcast with Leah is an uplifting adventure into the mind and experiences of a woman who is creating miracles for so many. Leah would be the last to say it, but she is giving them their life back: freedom from debilitating pain, physical limitations, and the inability to enjoy life.

Leah is so much more than The Fibro Lady, and we invite you to come and enjoy learning from her many skills.

Dottie and Diane take another opportunity to check in each other using the great tool that is the DareU app. Diane shares a reading she has made about living daringly, and Dottie then reflects on women's voices and speaking up in light of the current Supreme Court nomination proceedings. As Dottie wisely notices, we didn't come here to be invisible: speaking our truth is our birthright. Listen in for an intimate and deep conversation about sharing your experiences and living authentically.

Checking in. Presence. Authenticity. Dottie and Diane use Diane's DareU app to have a fascinating conversation about technology and intelligently reacting to anger in our lives. Dottie also gives us a preview of her new book, giving us insights into how speaking up and being emotionally honest help us to grow and connect with those we love.

In her own controversial way, Amy Jo believes God is an unnecessary element in life since we are all innately good on our own. Her passion, joy, and love of a life "religion free" is intriguing and absolutely authentic, and the result of years of research, teaching, and living. She calls us all to "take the risk to open your heart."

The gift of spending an hour with Chris cannot be overstated. His commitment to inner peace, and teaching everyone he can that it is possible, makes you want to support him in that effort. In that light, he is an absolute inspiration in his work with high school students. Chris emphasizes the importance of community, belonging, and being seen and heard as necessities for living the "good life". Don't miss this episode.